As a fashion-fanatic you are sure to enjoy going shopping with your friends and buying the latest trends you’ve seen modeled in magazines like Vogue. You have probably already seen our Look of the Day article which we hope has helped give you some fashion inspiration today.

Many parties these days are themed around particular decades which means it is a great excuse to buy a fun outfit. The twenties were known for flapper dresses, while the eighties was known for floral leggins. If you’re in need of some classic and retro hair styling inspiration, you may be able to find it on the Toni and Guy or Rush London website. It’s also worth looking at photos of people from that decade because it will give you plenty of fashion and hair ideas. We’ve put together a brief fashion guide called Dressing for the Decades which we hope helps you out.

The 1920s look: Finding a flapper dress is not only difficult but they can be rather expensive which is why we have come up with a modern alternative. Why not wear a loose, button-up silk shirt and over the top wear a floppy bow tie? This acts as an accessory so there’s no need to wear a necklace. Wear this outfit with a fitted short pencil skirt, some patterned tights and black lace-up shoes.

The 1960s look: This is probably one of the most glamorous decades; women wore beautiful and form-fitting cocktail dresses in the evenings, while men looked dapper in their suits. Try styling your hair up in a bun and wear plenty of chunky jewellery, a pair of silk gloves and high heels. Women in the 60s were pristine so remember to match the color of your lipstick to the color of your nail varnish.

The 1980s look: This era was all about the mullets, the leggins and the crazy colorful accessories. Why not wear a pair of black leggins with heeled knee-high boots? Then wear a shirt with shoulder pads or even a denim waist jacket.